Quietish Exhaust Upgrade?
12 December 2002, 03:15 PM
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I have just fitted the very first JW racing system to our car (even Jamie doesn't have one yet
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Have a look at j w racings web site for more info.
It's within your budget, is really beautifully made (by Magnex) and sounds lovely ~ not too loud, not too quiet
hope this helps,
simon
[Edited by RRH - 12/12/2002 3:27:28 PM]
)Have a look at j w racings web site for more info.
It's within your budget, is really beautifully made (by Magnex) and sounds lovely ~ not too loud, not too quiet
hope this helps,
simon
[Edited by RRH - 12/12/2002 3:27:28 PM]
12 December 2002, 03:38 PM
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If you don't mind it rusting after a couple of years, just go for a system made from mild steel rather than stainless.
Or ditch the catted centre, leave the DP as-is & get a Remus BB (suprisingly cheap too).
Or do that & then get a (very expensive!) catted free-flow DP - the cat reduces noise levels, the 'free-flow' bit loosens up the restrictions about as much as a catted system can, and it's legal as well!
Or ditch the catted centre, leave the DP as-is & get a Remus BB (suprisingly cheap too).
Or do that & then get a (very expensive!) catted free-flow DP - the cat reduces noise levels, the 'free-flow' bit loosens up the restrictions about as much as a catted system can, and it's legal as well!
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